Privacy

There are no accounts here. We do not ask for your name, your email or your phone number, and we do not have them. We do not use advertising trackers, and we do not sell anything about you, because there is nothing to sell.

This is the part worth understanding properly, because it is permanent and it is not ours to control.

Every trade, launch and transfer you make is recorded on a public blockchain, forever, together with your wallet address. Anyone can read it — now and in twenty years. If your address can be linked to you by any other means, everything it has ever done can be linked to you too.

We cannot delete that, and neither can you. It is how a public chain works, and it applies whether you use this site or any other.

• Public chain data. We read the blockchain and keep a copy so the site is fast: tokens, trades, holders, prices. All of it is already public.
• Token metadata you submit. Name, description, image and links for a token you launch. Published by design — it is what the token’s page shows.
• A display name and avatar, if you set one. Tied to your wallet address, signed by it, and visible to everyone. Optional.
• Ordinary server logs — IP address, time, which page. Used to keep the service running and to spot abuse.

Some preferences — a chosen tab, a chart interval, a dismissed notice — are kept in your browser’s local storage. They never reach us. Clearing your site data removes them.

Connecting a wallet does not create an account. The site learns your address, the same way any site you connect a wallet to does, and nothing else about you.

Your wallet and your RPC provider see your transactions, under their own policies, not ours. Token images may be served through a public IPFS gateway. We use no analytics service that identifies you, and we pass nothing to advertisers.

You can clear your display name and avatar at any time, from the same place you set them. Token metadata can be removed from our interface on request, though the token and everything it has done stay on chain regardless — see above.

We cannot remove anything from the blockchain. Not for you, not for anyone, not for a court order. Nobody can.

If this changes, the date at the top changes with it.